Today marks the first day of the Advent Season. This marks a special day not only waiting on Jesus’ birthday, but a special time for us to teach our children what this special season means to most Christians. I was brought up Catholic – went to a Catholic grade school and high school, so December is very nostalgic for me and I love to share this time with my children.
What is Advent?
Advent (Latin for coming or waiting) marks the beginning of the Christmas Season – waiting on the coming or birth of Jesus.
There is a few traditions I have become accustomed too, as well as my children. One is having an Advent Calendar filled with chocolates! I mean who doesn’t like chocolate? Especially, KIDS!?
My kids are super excited and have been patiently waiting to start our tradition this year.
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I received 4 different chocolate Advent Calendars from Vermont Christmas Company. Each calendar window holds a piece of gourmet chocolate and bible text that tells part of the nativity story. I love how beautiful and different each calendar is.
Vermont Christmas Company has several items for the Advent season, including Advent Wreaths, Christmas Cards, Nativity sets, puzzles and so much more.
If you would like to know more about Vermont Christmas Company, go ahead and stop by their website!
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